The Apprentice Storyteller: K is for Kafkaesque

Sunday, September 11, 2011

K is for Kafkaesque

The Future Fire is running a series of blog posts to celebrate its return from sabbatical. Taking the form of a genre alphabet, these posts will run until the 26th of September. You can read my entry 'K is for Kafkaesque' that went live today.

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About Me

Regina de Búrca grew up in the west of Ireland surrounded by rare books and an eccentric breed of people known as book collectors. Her parents encouraged her to tell stories, thanks to the catalogue of excuses and half-truths that she had gathered by the age of six. They believed she had taken after her great-grandfather; a hopeless case whose only redeeming quality was his ability to tell a good yarn. Regina proved them right with the latter when she wrote her first book aged seven about a talking strawberry named Willis, after a character in the TV show “Diff'rent Strokes”. The jury is still out on the whether she’s a hopeless case or not though. Despite her bohemian parents’ best efforts, Regina is now a nerd who gets excited about new Apple products and 'Doctor Who' episodes.

Regina is represented by Gillie Russell of Aiken Alexander Associates Ltd.

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

K is for Kafkaesque

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